Yale University - Sheffield Scientific School Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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we 44 --,fgt Qi , Z i it i Q ,Lisp J' J -. 1, ,E ,IR M4 l ' f,,,,. Behind the maze of the multitudinous extra-curriculum activi- ties of Sheff, at times entirely obscured by their glamour and cast in the background, but ever present as a menace to the shiftless and a joy to the seeker of knowledge, lies the work of the curriculum. In this, the ostcnsible purpose of our pres- ence in New Haven, the Class of 1916 has ably acquitted itself, showing a steady improvement ever since Freshman year. For the irst time members of the Select Course are eligible to elec- tion to Phi Beta Kappa, a stimulus which has already made itself felt. Urged on by Pope's voice whispering in their ear 'KA little learning is a dangerous thing, the following members of the Class of 1916 have gained distinction in the curriculum. HONORS OONFERRED UPON THE CLASS OF 1916 S. FRESHMAN YEAR HONORS Fon EXCELLENCE IN ALL STUDIES Lester Whiting Atwood Louis Herbert Baratz Philip Bernstein Ernest Gay Brown Arthur Iddings Cleveland Ralph Edmund Corban Earle McKee Craig Donald Kelsey Crampton Julien Townsend Davies, Jr. John Joseph Donleavy W'oodford Hector Dulaney Harvey Jones Elwell Raymond James Farrell Edwin John Fischer Edmund Fitzgerald Barnett Philip Freedman Wesley Benjamin Hall Frederick Charles Hesselmeyer George Marshal Clark Hubbard Edward Benedict Hunn Raphael Koi-ff Samuel Robert Large George Parkhurst Lee Theodore Davenport Miller Edward Coit Peck Nathan Podoloff John Alexander Prior William Harry Resnik Eugene Bradford Ripley, Jr. Hyman Benedict Robison Walter Lewis Ross, Jr. Herbert Charles Rothschild

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SCHOLASTIC HONORS 385 Daniel Freeman Seaeord Arthur Eugene Sharp Alzamora Burdette Smith Irving Stanley Stone Leo Grant Sullivan Carleton Fleetwood Swasey Harold Hotchkiss Taylor Frank Charles Tuttle, Jr. Walter Nield VanTassel Adrian Rowe Wadsworth, Jr. Ralph Millard WVarner Edward Milton YVi1coX William Billings VVilson Kirkpatrick Winston :HONORS IN SPECIAL STUDIES AWfXRDED 'ro STUDENTS NOT RECIPIENTS or GENERAL IIONORS Chemistry Harold Zimmerman Riley Isaac Smelin John Neil Smith Drawing, Mnilzc-nmtirs, and Physics David Leonard Bacon Drawing Chester Root Downer Conrad Henry Matthiessen, Jr. Raymond Lawrence Moore Drawing and English Composition James Hamilton Robins Drufwiny and French Horace Burr Perry Drawing and Physics Warren Scripps Booth English Literature Donald Hutchinson Choate Edward Parry Sykes Robert Treat Walker 1 English Literature mul English Colnposii ion, Xvilliam Carroll Keeley, Jr. English Lilvminre, English Compo- sition, Physics, and Iilrzihenmiics Edward Ruliffson Fonn French Irving lVill:1rd Baldwin William Robert Bishop Joseph Lnhov Samuel Jonathan Prince German Samuel Wright Atkins Minas Hampartzoum Bazarian Arthur Earl Chatterton William Laurence Dickey Raymond Lockwood Hall Samuel Oliver Levy James Sloan Roberts Edward Richard Schencke German and Drawing Berkeley Johnson German and Mathematics Benjamin Sprague Story ' Mathematics George Raymond Bell Howard Eisenbach Malcolm VVayland Thompson George Dutton Watrous, Jr. Matlzcnicitics and Biology Philip Greenberg Mntlzenzcziics and Chemistry Julian Burnham Physics and Biology Edward Everett Buchanan, Jr. Monroe Samuel Jacobs Physics and Mczihcnmtics George Charles Muscio Spanish Xvllllfllll Henry Berg Lawrence Herman Sonneborn